stuck @3.8ghz

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02coled

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Hello
i have had 3.2ghz skt 478 Oc @ 3.6ghz for a good 6 months now and was fine but as also everyone i wanted more i tried more but got BS so tried many things which included new PSU and Heatsink which god dam it worked so got to 3.8ghz fine ran SiSoft Sandra 2007 burn in on CPU only for 24hours and was stable so tried to push more to 4ghz which failed then backed down to 3.92ghz BOOTED UP FINE RAN BURN IN TOOL 5 TIMES THEN BS?? any help would be greatfull thanks? Also iv been looking and there are a lot of Volt Mods for my Asus p4p800 se is this the answer
Settings were as followed
3.8ghz:
CPU FREQ = 240
DRAM = 400
AGP/PCI = 66/33
CPU CORE = 1.5750V
AGP VDDQV = 1.7V
P/MODE = STANDARD
3.9/4ghz:
CPU FREQ = 245/250
DRAM = 320
AGP/PCI = 66/33
CPU CORE = 1.6V
DDR = AUTO
AGP VDDQV = 1.8V
P / MODE = STANDARD

PC SPECS:
Pentium4 3.20ghz
1Gb Corsair XMS
2 x 250gb Sata
PNY 7600GSAGP @450/1000
ASUS P4P800 SE
Thermaltake Purepower 680w
Win XP Home
HEAT SINK = THERMALTAKE XP-120 + 12CM THERMALTAKE FAN
thanks
Damian Cole
 
I think you want too much off your system.
Personally I'd be happy and am happy with a 240 FSB.
I have a 3.2GHZ EO stepping and am running it a 240 FSB without any hiccups!
It's been 18 months for me.
Also your running 1.57v on your CPU? Man That's way too high!
5 FSB is not worth it!
Mine's at 1.435 and that's plenty.
Your AGP voltage I would not touch!
You can run 2.85v on memory. that shouldn't be a problem.

IMO I would get the most stable OC you can get WITHOUT upping too much your CPU voltage.

Good luck
 
you must have a 0.13um cpu. If that's the case than you can up it to 1.65v but you have to check your temps.
Your chip might be maxed out also.
If you have a 90nm chip than 1.55v should be max.

Good luck
 
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